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PLATFORM

One SDK. One API. One dashboard. Device, bot and network checks in a single identification, with the reasons attached.

Put the browser SDK on the pages that matter, confirm each result from your server, and give your team a dashboard to investigate and write rules.

Browser SDKLR DefenderYour serverDashboardYour endpoint
  1. Your server → LR Defender: session token request (API key)
  2. Browser SDK → LR Defender: 90+ signals
  3. LR Defender → Browser: a request ID
  4. Your server → LR Defender: fetch the verdict (API key)
  5. LR Defender → Dashboard: every event, as it happens
  6. LR Defender → Your endpoint: webhooks

DASHBOARD

A dashboard your analysts will open every day. Real-time events, device and network detail, and the history behind every verdict.

  • Real-time event feed
  • Device detail with every visit and match
  • Network lookup for any address
  • An audit log of every change your team makes

RULES

Your policy, written down. Rules run on every identification, and you change them without a deploy.

Build rules on 40+ signal paths with 14 operators. A rule that matches blocks an identification sent from your server, or returns a challenge or a flag for your integration to act on. For browser identifications, the match is in the result your server confirms, and the browser is blocked only once you turn on rule enforcement for them.

RulesExample data
  1. 01Datacenter address is true, and Bot detected is true
    blockOn
  2. 02Devices in 7 days is above 3
    flagOn
  3. 03IP country is none of US, CA
    challengeOn

WEBHOOKS AND API

Send verdicts where your team works.

  • Webhooks with retries, signed so you can check they came from us
  • A REST API described in OpenAPI
  • Server-side verification for every identification

One script tag and two calls from your server.

Browser SDK v1.2.6

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